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  • Originally posted by Old cart View Post
    I do not recognize this board can you show the schematic?
    mostly all of their same schema
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    • hello Ashkelon,

      EARTH MAGNETIC FIELD is everywhere................ ( even inside house !! )



      in your last video, that is most DEFINITELY earth magnetic field you are seeing.

      going to guess your testing at the output of the pre-amp ??
      this is normal.

      magnetic field effect on the base line is REDUCED after the C4 / R12 filter.

      it's the following stage ( 4066 sample switches and integrator that remove the earth field )
      ( hopefully....... )

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      • Originally posted by DOOLEY View Post
        hello Ashkelon,

        EARTH MAGNETIC FIELD is everywhere................ ( even inside house !! )



        in your last video, that is most DEFINITELY earth magnetic field you are seeing.

        going to guess your testing at the output of the pre-amp ??
        this is normal.

        magnetic field effect on the base line is REDUCED after the C4 / R12 filter.

        it's the following stage ( 4066 sample switches and integrator that remove the earth field )
        ( hopefully....... )

        Thanks Dooley, Must i replace the bigger value r12 = 20K c4 = 200N ?

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        • hello Ashkelon,

          NO.........
          values of C4 / R12 are just fine,

          experimented with changing the values in the past,
          and,
          although not TO critical, 10k and 100nf seen to work the best.


          as I said, base line fluctuation at the pre-amp output is normal,
          earth field removed by the next stage.

          measure D.C level at the output of the op-amp on the next stage,
          earth field, or small non metallic magnet should have NO ( or little ) effect.

          however,
          nearby interference may still be there.

          indoor environments can be electrically quite noisy.

          mains electric, fridge motors, florescent lights, battery clocks ( esp these !! dam you battery clocks !! ) LOL.

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          • Originally posted by DOOLEY View Post
            hello Ashkelon,

            NO.........
            values of C4 / R12 are just fine,

            experimented with changing the values in the past,
            and,
            although not TO critical, 10k and 100nf seen to work the best.
            Some schematics use 10uF/20uF (ESR < 0.05R) cap and 100K resistor.
            You can try these values if you feel like experimenting, although guys will say electrolytic cap is source if noise

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            • Good morning and cordial greetings,
              IĀ“m new in this foro and I have a little question, there are many schematics, pcbĀ“s, modifications and discussions about Surf Pi but is very dificult to find which is good, best or ultimate...can someone tell me the most advisable option?
              Thanks !!!

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              • This was my build...


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                • Please, I need a little help,
                  how do I adjust R10 without osciloscope? What is the value?
                  Thanks

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                  • This should help.
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                    • Thanks!!!

                      Originally posted by homefire View Post
                      This should help.

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                      • Please another question, I got to start the surfmaster and it detects a coin of euro next 25-28 cm, and ring of gold 12-14 cm, I think its good but if I keep de coin when it is beep and donĀ“t move it after 2 or 3 seconds stop beeping and is necessary to move again, that is normal?...

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                        • Yes it's a motion detector. I think there was a mod to fix that.
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                          • Thanks again!!!

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                            • Originally posted by homefire View Post
                              Yes it's a motion detector. I think there was a mod to fix that.
                              Why do most of the Kits available for this, Don't have the GAIN CONTROL.
                              Is it Not useful?



                              ALSO, I HAVE TRIED THIS, BUT IT DOESN'T SEEM TO MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE

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                              • Easy Enough to do. Replace the Feedback Resistor 1M on NE5534 to a Pot.

                                Not tried the Motion no Motion mod. It didn't keep the Threshold Tone going any longer ?

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